Alfred Clayton Rosier, Jr. was sentenced to 15 years for meth distribution and firearm possession in a drug crime following a sting by federal and local law enforcement.

A motorcyclist was killed in Pasco County during a collision with a Nissan Rogue that made a U-turn into his path. The incident is under investigation.

Tampa Police arrested Jakhari Filmore and Darryl Hill related to a South Howard Ave shooting, investigating further involvement in the incident that left two dead.

A federal jury has convicted Noel Alfredo Garcia of conspiring to distribute a large amount of methamphetamine, potentially facing 10 years to life in prison.

A 19-year-old man in Hillsborough County killed his parents and fired at deputies, injuring one before a standoff led to his own death and questions about his gun access.

An employee was arrested after a knife incident at a Walmart in Tampa following an altercation that led to one person being injured. The store was temporarily closed for investigation.

A Florida man with swastika tattoos was convicted of first-degree murder for killing two women in 2019. His lawyer cited drug impairment, but the prosecution stressed premeditation.

Bodycam footage shows the response to a fatal alligator attack on 41-year-old Sabrina Peckham in Largo, Florida, where officers located and killed the animal involved.

Three individuals pleaded guilty to conspiring to intimidate staff at Florida pregnancy resource centers, which counsel alternatives to abortion, by vandalizing the facilities.

A Valrico man, Abdul Q. Aziz, was given a 15-month federal prison sentence for his involvement in creating false tax returns, leading to over $1.5 million in illegitimate refund claims.

A woman from Odessa is indicted for international parental kidnapping and could face up to three years if convicted, though she remains innocent until proven guilty.

Tampa Police investigate a fatal morning shooting on June 13, 2024, that left one man dead from upper body trauma. The incident is not believed to be random, and the investigation is ongoing.

Ohio man Gabriel Gladman pleads guilty to providing false information in firearm sales and transferring guns to minors; could face over 100 years in prison.